Lavender and skin care routines have been entwined since the earliest written records and archaeology evidence dates its use far back in pre-history.
In written records, lavender has long been relished for its enticing scent as well as its healing effects. As far back as the ancient Egyptians lavender is referenced in hieroglyphics for its extensive use cosmetics and as anti-aging agent and was one of the essential herbs in the Holy Temple in Jerusalem.
In Victorian time, ladies of status used lavender oil as perfumes, most notable during this era Queen Elizabeth regularly used lavender as a perfume and in a medicinal tea.
In early America, wet bedding and clothing was thrown over lavender bushes to pick up the lavender scent.
Written records of the medicinal properties of lavender go back to the first century Greek medical writings. In Roman times lavender was used for indigestion, headaches and as an antiseptic for sore throats, wounds and burns. Lavender now has long list properties that have proven beneficial for medical usage, here the most common:
- Treatment for a large number of skin conditions
- Stress
- Anxiety
- Exhaustion
- Irritability
- Headache
- Migraine
- Insomnia
- Depression
- Digestion
- Upset Stomach
- Colds
- Breath Freshener
Lavender has many evidence for its benefits and is still popular until these days for skin care and alternative medicine. Beyond all the benefits lavender can offer, at Belvedere Lavender we added more natural ingredients to make we could deliver the best all natural skincare. Here is the list of our natural ingredients and their benefits.